Wushu Livestream - My Favorite Wushu Videos - 210328

[@Yatliu]

Are you telling me you created the Yuan Wenqing changquan Main Source video???? That was totally my inspiration video when I was a late comer to Wushu training back in the 2000s!! Amazing, thank you.

[@bobothemomo123]

Thank you for sharing these, it has changed my perspective on wushu now. I was not born in that era but it does make me want to incorporate those aspects in my modern forms. Hopefully I can meet you one day!

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Interesting and worthwhile video with insightful commentary.

[@robinhood7432]

Greates era - fantastically commented. Miss it today...

[@spritzertog]

My wife and I had the pleasure of studying with Hao Zhihua. While I was never very good, personally, many of her students went on to be gold medalists. She was an absolutely amazing athlete, and a great teacher as well!

[@stevewushu]

Thank you Brandon. Reminded me of the Wushu I fell in love with 🙏🏻

[@jiayodotcom]

Thank you, Steve! I had a blast sharing these videos and watching with so many friends online!

[@stevewushu]

Oh and I did Jia Ping’s jianshu at the 2005 World Championships! 😆

[@davidjones8047]

57:35 I'd like to respectfully disagree with your take on modern jianshu. I believe the Jianshu still allows athletes to showcase skills outside of pure speed. I actually think the dao event is the more egregious offender in that regard. I'll admit that flowers are definitely overemphasized in Jian but I think the fluidity and precision of the weapon is still rewarded at the top level (besides maybe in China.) It's definitely not perfect but honestly of the big 5 northern styles, I'd argue Jian has preserved the old school style the best.

[@realityuncovered]

How do you get this good? Chinese genetics